Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-22

II. Elder loads Franklin coal tbs
hiE. ....
subcF , ssteresy.
-" ,svsoue cater Oliver Welcost
s.aled here yesterday.
rts hark Nonanfam, Captain koye.
,...bsy laden az Port Madison, u resd5
foF -. -.
80 interesting reading matter tnis
morning.
,.,ve Eastern letter mail, bat small
- nail. and the usual California
- arrived last niRst.
n. .autain of tbs bark Fl Dorado
- ordsFs yesterday 10 load Black
Tssmopa coal for San Francisco.
Ths steamer Lily Yesterday took ;
= iosd Of thirty tons Of hay destined
= Bsil & BlrioS's camp, on the ska0it
nysf.
Ths case Of the city ". j. w. smith
- m for bearing before Justice
80 and vas decided IL favor Of the
Attendant.
W,As sehlasser was arrested sester-
AZ and To- ked 10 the County Iali, on .
800 Of disoHderly conduct. bis tFiei
m AXE place today.
Ths preparations for ship building a.
PAT Madison are we'll oUder way. The
slof the three-masted schooner 70 Be
hsiit will be 1876 feet long.
same thief vent through the Colum-
"a and Puget sound Railroad Com a.
- saWmill on sunday, and stole the
sy,rslIs and Jumpers belonging 70 the
men employed there.
I've pile drivers we're towed by the
Toos ftsi eFman to Smith's Cove yes
.s,day morning, where they st once
somnencsd driving piles for the Seattle,
Iaks shore & Eastern.
The country around DoQfsh Bay IL
al setiling up, several families having
sous there during last week. A family
n nine by the name of Clemens went
ever yesterday to settle down.
The large gray horse which the
ssfeet Railway Company bought from
v. A. Harrington two years ago
ArepDed dead Sunday afternoon, while
Mailing oar through North Seattle.
Edward Huntley swOre out q warrant
AGAINST Ofioer Campbell yesterday for
hitting him over the head with q cane
without Just eause or provOcatIon.
The case will probably be heard today.
Professor U. s. Jones is anxious TO
lssFu the whereabouts of w. II. II.
smith Of Astoria, who is reported TO be
sch in this city. Any one knowing Mr..
smiths address will confer favor by
notifying Professor Jones.
Captain George d. Hill turned tie
books, papers, archives and cash on
hard 10 the County 1reasuFer's office
over 10 bis successor, Mr.. Z. A. Poptius,
Yesterday. he Captaih has held the
ofhcs Of Treasurer Of King County for
Y years.
The weather yesterday was delightful
snd tempted many forth for q walk or
drive. During tbs day the street cars
I'D lively business carrying people ont
10 Lake Union and back. All along
he line people we're Out making gar
6sns, and putting their front yards in
order.
The new Board of County Commits
houers adjourned sine die Saturday
evening" after tFansaeting the business
for which they we're called together.
The three objects named in the call
we're 10 organize the Board, to appoint
eTpeFts TO examine the books OF the
soan.y, and 90 arrange for an abstract
ioF the use of the County Assessor.
An ovarian tumor weighing between
hlieen and twenty pounds was success
fully removed from Cecilia b. dreges, of
seattle, at Grace Hospital, on Friday
last. This Is the first oVari0tomy per
formed 10 our city, and the patient IL
progressing remarkably sell. The epeT
alton was performed by DR.. Z. b. M.
Miller, assisted by Drs. Sigh, Reich,
kfsigk and DIR. Mari, Of Port Gamble,
By reference 30 our telegraphie dis
patches II will be seen that the seere-
iary Of the Interior has been passing
upon claims Of citizens Of this Territory
arising ont OF the deprodations OF the
Indians daring the war of 1856. ID. Il.
Dtnny's claim vas disaliowed. aud the
claims of Peter Smith and b. +. Wright,
Of Pierce county, we're cut down and
allowed.
The steamer Bee, which has been
chartered on twelve months lease by
the Lake Shore & Eastern Railway Com
peny, arrived here yesterday from Lake
Washington via Black river. Before
going into service she will have fresh
water tanks placed in her and undergo
little needed repair, She will be ready
BY Thursday next. The little steamer
Evril will ply on Lake Washington in
place Of the Bee.